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News of T-Mobile's move quickly drew criticism from privacy advocates.

There’s a growing push to finally update the U.S. definition of broadband to something that makes sense for the streaming-and-gaming era.

The New Jersey Civic Info Consortium will provide funding to support local journalism, promising media startups and other efforts to better inform people.

Researchers say that Spanish-language content is less often and less quickly moderated for misinformation than English content.

The DIRECTV debacle came at a high human cost.

During a briefing organized by Free Press Action and other groups, the senator said he would be introducing legislation in the coming weeks to restore the rules.

Time after time, telecom mergers fail to deliver promised benefits. But America doesn’t seem interested in learning from the experience.

A look back at our conversation with Free Press’ Joseph Torres about his book News for All the People: The Epic Story of Race and the American Media.

Advocates for boosting access to high-speed internet welcomed a unanimous FCC vote that will help low-income households get and stay online during the pandemic.

A judge has ruled that California officials should be able to enforce the state's Net Neutrality law.